'd like links
to any sort of tutorial material, I haven't been able to find anything
myself.
Hope this sort of request is allowed on this list.
Lasse Riis
* My investigation concluded this: GTK+ with librsvg would require me
to write the entire toolkit-to-SVG-to-toolkit logic myse
Hello again
I was wondering if there was an official Batik IRC channel somewhere.
I've googled, but I didn't quite find anything.
Lasse Riis
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Batik specific however.
Lasse Riis wrote:
I was wondering if there was an official Batik IRC channel somewhere.
I've googled, but I didn't quite find anything.
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Well, these were some very intelligent answers, I definately see the
problem of storing the IRC data, so I can see why it's not a good idea.
However I'd like to support the idea of a WiKi too, I think it could
become very useful.
Hi
I was just wondering, can you draw transparent objects in an overlay?
Our appllication might not be as precise as first anticipated, and we
may have to indicate a position as a genreal area instead...
Is that possible?
Lasse Riis
awing a "small" rectangle in the
center of an overlay on a JSVGCanvas?
Lasse Riis
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Andres Toussaint wrote:
Hi:
Please define what do you mean by overlay.
Is it a Swing paint() layer on top of your SVG JSVGCanvas? Or is it
another element of SVG on top of the first element?
I mean a Swing paint() layer
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Hi
I've been looking in to your answers and trying to build my app. But I'm
stuck now. I restructured it to use some methods to build the app, as
oppose to a huge main(). It should be very clear to anyone that I am not
very familiar with Java. So sometimes I have no idea what I'm doing. And
usu
Thomas DeWeese wrote:
You are close, basically you want to make your class implement
the Overlay interface from Batik, and associate your mapIt instance
with the canvas as an overlay
Well I guess I'm getting there, but I need more help. Perhaps a good
restructure of my app is in order?
I got this
Thomas DeWeese wrote:
public static void paint(Graphics g) {
^^ This wasn't here last time. It won't compile
with this.
No, but It won't compile without it either. At least not here. My IDE
tells me to make it static, but i don't understand why.
Someone should do a thorough howt
use Batik to do something similar to what I'm trying to
do; using and overlay to draw (and perhaps move) some graphics over an
SVG-image. I'd like to study some source code. I think that would help
me a lot.
Doing all sorts of boring classes using Java tutorials will not help me
getting thi
use Batik to do something similar to what I'm trying to
do; using and overlay to draw (and perhaps move) some graphics over an
SVG-image. I'd like to study some source code. I think that would help
me a lot.
Doing all sorts of boring classes using Java tutorials will not help me
getting thi
raw a trail from the previous
position. I think an overlay is the best option for this.
But I need to read up on Java as a whole. So I'd like to see some source
code. Preferrably something that is very similar to what I'm doing.
Lasse Riis
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ine and when they do, the
indicator should move. When it gets closer to the edge of the zoom, the
map should pan. So both I guess. But if one option is terribly complex,
then the simpler might have to do.
Lasse Riis
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